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Every week, we will feature a Bible word study from Professor Skip Moen's Today's Word. Start understanding scripture from its Hebraic roots and view God's Word in a way you never have before.
Life Now
Prof. Skip Moen, D.Phil.
http://skipmoen.com/
“And this is eternal life, that they many know Thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent.” John 17:3
Eternal Life – This is such an odd thing for Jesus to say. It won’t seem odd to many of us because we have heard it so often as to make it passé. But take a slower look.
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The Asia Pacific Consultation On Discipleship [APCOD; pronounced A-P-COD] is a life-transforming vision that brings to focus the urgent need for authentic Christian discipleship and biblical disciple-making in the Church of Jesus Christ.
At the heart of the calling is the passion for every member in the Body of Christ in
every nation of the Asia-Pacific region to seek personal transformation in the Lord Jesus Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit, thereby impacting family, church and society through changed hearts with changed lives and renewed minds focused on bearing fruit to God.
Recognized as a major step forward in the consolidation of Christianity in the Asia-Pacific region, APCOD reaffirms the crucial need for a fresh hearing and understanding of the historic reality of the man Jesus of Nazareth, the Messiah, in His Jewish setting; a renewed consciousness of the historic Hebraic roots of Biblical discipleship coupled with the reinvigoration of a thinking Christian mind that is in total obedience to follow Christ and to love and serve God only.
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Every week, we will feature a Bible word study from Professor Skip Moen's Today's Word. Start understanding scripture from its Hebraic roots and view God's Word in a way you never have before.
In the Days of Noah
Prof. Skip Moen, D.Phil.
http://skipmoen.com/
And just as it happened in the days of Noah, so it shall be also in the days of the Son of Man Luke 17:26.
Days of Noah – In the days of Noah, people assumed life would continue as usual. They were unprepared for the shock of God’s verdict. Jesus tells us that they ate, drank and married. Their lives consisted in propagating of the species. Focused on their physical needs, they didn’t see the end coming. Tais hemerais tou Noe seemed quite ordinary – until the Flood.
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Most Christians identify celebrating Passover as Jewish or an Old Testament holiday that doesn't need to be observed anymore. They question its relevance since Jesus has risen. When one studies Passover in-depth, however, along with all the other biblical Spring and Fall festivals that Jesus observed while on earth, one begins to realize why He admonished us to as well. They all have great meaning and not only help us to understand the profound meaning of His nature and purpose of His First Coming, but even more -- Second Coming.
As Chinese Christians start to study the Bible from a Hebraic perspective, they see Jesus, the Messiah, in the OT and how everything God said and did in the OT point to their fulfillment (not abolishment) in the NT. Chinese believers are beginning to experience that mindset of their One true God through the faithful observation and participation of moedim (special appointed times) in the Bible.
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In God’s economy, you have infinite worth. Millions of Chinese now grasp this profound reality and they’ve been released to live out their new identity with growing faith and joy. It doesn’t mean that life won’t have its challenges but when you know why you’ve been created, every day is a moment in eternity and it takes on far greater purpose and meaning. So here, you’re going to see why you have invaluable worth and the amazing transformations in Chinese peoples’ lives. We welcome any insights or contributions you have in this area too! This week, see how although you may feel “tiny” in the world’s eyes, you’re “mighty” from God’s perspective and that’s what counts. 






